introduced the bipartisan Closing Bankruptcy Loopholes for Child Predators Act
Will introduce legislation to close bankruptcy loopholes that let organizations facing child sex abuse lawsuits evade responsibility, allow discovery to continue during bankruptcy, permit victim impact statements in Chapter 11, and require forensic accountants to assess debtor and nondebtor holdings.
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The article says a bipartisan bill introduced by Rep. Deborah Ross and Rep. Claudia Tenney would let sex-abuse survivors seek more discovery in Chapter 11, make victim-impact statements, modify the automatic stay, and require forensic accountants to value assets.
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The promise was to introduce legislation closing bankruptcy loopholes for child sex abuse survivors, and evidence shows Ross co-introduced a bipartisan House bill in April 2024 that matched the promised elements: continued discovery during Chapter 11, victim-impact statements, automatic-stay changes, and forensic-accountant asset review. Because the promised action was introduction rather than enactment, this satisfies the core promise; Ross receives full credit as a named sponsor. The available record supports scoring the delivery as later_term.